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I have a 1995 ABI Jubilee Viceroy and I am having problems with the flush pump for the toilet.  Can anyone tell me where I might be able to get a Wiring Diagram.  The findings so far indicate either some strange electrics or a major problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ivan

a pump fault or fuse....see

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Impressed with that post Michael

thank you

Thanks Michael.

I have most of the electrics out of the cassette compartment and checked the microswitches, which are both working.  The inline fuse is OK and there is power to the system.  I fear the problem may be the pump itself.  While I can remove the pump from the flush tank I am not sure how the electrical conection is made.  I am hoping that the contacts are moulded into the tank wall somehere that I can reach from inside.

Ivan

looks like its called the electric valve

Electric Valve

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Thanks Michael

The toilet is the C2-C3-C4 type and everything in the flush tank is pink in colour due to the use of the flush fluid.  I can not believe that the pump has just stopped working without some prior warning, fuse blown, poor flush pressure.  I remember being told the flush additive tended to leave a soapy layer around everything and it could cause the pump to become clogged.  I must confess the inside of the flush tank has a soapy deposit not unlike the texture and feel of washing up liquid that you get around the top of the bottle.  I will investigate the pump and try and find how to remove the soapy layer/deposit inside the tank.  I am not sure if the use of Milton fluid as recommended will remove this.

Thanks

Ivan

Thanks Michael

I found the problem, the pump was gummed up.  With a bit of careful manipulation with a small screwdriver, I was able to free it up.  I have it running immediately on pressing the flush knob and it runs on for about 1 second after release, all off load of course.  Thanks for all the assistance.

Ivan